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Busch Light Will Give You 19 Years of Beer, But There’s One Big Catch
Busch Light is running a bold new campaign: one lucky fan who legally changes their name to Hunter will win enough beer to...
Salmonella Outbreak Sickens 16 Across U.S.; Meal Delivery Company Under Investigation
At least seven people have been hospitalized following a Salmonella outbreak linked to meals produced and delivered by Metabolic Meals, according to the...
New Cancer Vaccine from Russia Promises Free Access for Patients
Russia has announced that a new cancer vaccine based on mRNA technology will be available to patients for free starting in 2025. Officials...
Too Much Phone Use Could Affect Memory and Human Connection
Experts warn that widespread smartphone use may be changing the way people think and interact. Mohamed Elmasry, emeritus professor of computer engineering at...
McDonald’s Launches $5 and $8 Deals to Restore Affordable Dining
McDonald’s will lower prices on its combo meals starting next month, in a move aimed at addressing customer concerns over rising menu costs....
New Law Lets Pharma Keep Charging Full Price for Key Drugs
Pharmaceutical companies can continue to charge high prices for many Medicare drugs, despite a program meant to negotiate lower costs. Congress recently changed...
Doctor Explains Signs of Dangerous Skin Cancer Following Brandon Blackstock’s Passing
Brandon Blackstock, former husband of singer Kelly Clarkson, died on August 7 at age 48 from melanoma, a serious form of skin cancer....
Melanoma Facts You Should Know After Brandon Blackstock’s Death
Brandon Blackstock, Kelly Clarkson’s ex-husband and a well-known talent manager, has died at age 48 after a private three-year battle with melanoma. His...
Half of Women in Relationships Have a ‘Backup’ Partner, Study Finds
A new study has found that half of women in committed relationships maintain a “backup” partner — someone they could potentially turn to...
Doctors Miss Rare Disease as Baby ‘Unlearns’ Skills
A mother was shocked when doctors first dismissed her concerns about her son’s health, calling him a ‘happy baby’ — only to later...
Jollibee Outshines Popeyes, Chick-fil-A in U.S. Fried Chicken Vote
Jollibee’s Chickenjoy has been named the best fast-food fried chicken in the United States for the second year in a row, according to...
Tokyo Restaurant Refuses Vegan and Halal Meals, Sparks Backlash
A small restaurant in Tokyo has caused controversy by refusing to serve vegetarian, vegan, or halal meals. A sign at the entrance, written...
Japanese Scientists Successfully Remove Extra Chromosome Causing Down Syndrome in Lab Cells
A team of Japanese researchers has made a significant breakthrough by successfully removing the extra chromosome responsible for Down syndrome in cultured human...
FDA Urges Sarepta to Pause Elevidys Shipments Amid Safety Concerns
Sarepta Therapeutics has refused a request from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to pause shipments of its gene therapy Elevidys following...
Millions to Pay More for Health Insurance Amid Double-Digit Rate Hike Requests
Millions of Americans who buy their own health insurance through the Affordable Care Act (ACA), also known as Obamacare, are likely to face...
Groundbreaking Trial Shows Music Could Replace Drugs in Dementia Care
A new study suggests that music therapy could help reduce distress among dementia patients in NHS hospital wards, offering a promising alternative to...
Sugar Substitute Erythritol May Increase Stroke Risk, Study Finds
A new study from the University of Colorado Boulder suggests that erythritol, a popular sugar substitute found in many “sugar-free” and low-carb products,...
New Gene Discovery Could Transform Cancer and Autoimmune Disease Treatment
Scientists have identified a crucial gene, SDR42E1, that plays a key role in vitamin D absorption and metabolism—a breakthrough that could change how...
Pakistani Celebrities Launch Mental Health Group After Humaira Asghar’s Death
In response to the tragic death of actor Humaira Asghar Ali, Pakistani celebrities have launched a new initiative to support mental health in...
Anti-Nausea Drug Linked to 39% Lower Death Risk in Aggressive Breast Cancer
A common drug used to prevent nausea during chemotherapy could help women with aggressive breast cancer live longer, a new study suggests. Researchers...
Scientists Find New Way to Supercharge Cancer-Fighting Cells
Scientists have developed a new method to make cancer-fighting immune cells, called T cells, work better and longer. The strategy involves giving T...
Eight Babies Born Using Groundbreaking DNA Swap to Prevent Disease
Scientists in the United Kingdom have announced the births of eight healthy children using a technique called mitochondrial replacement therapy (MRT). This method,...
Harvard Study Confirms Cancer Risk for Missouri Children Exposed to Nuclear Waste
A new study from Harvard University has confirmed that children who lived near Coldwater Creek, Missouri, in the mid-20th century faced a much...
McDonald’s Launches XXL “Fans Fries” for French Fry Day in Malaysia
McDonald’s Malaysia has introduced “Fans Fries,” an XXL-sized shareable version of its signature French fries, as part of a special promotion marking International...
Psychologist Explains Ozempic’s Impact on Sex Drive as Users Report Surprising Side Effect
A psychologist has shed light on why some people taking Ozempic may experience changes in their sex drive, as reports of this unexpected...
Heart Surgeon Reveals Six Everyday Habits That Could Damage Your Heart
A leading heart surgeon has shared six everyday habits he believes people should avoid to protect their heart health, warning that some of...
Cardiologist Who Had a Heart Attack Warns Public: Learn the Hidden Signs
A U.S. cardiologist who suffered a heart attack despite having no major health risks is urging people to learn the warning signs—especially the...
As Gen Z Grows Up, So Does Their Alcohol Consumption
After years of being labeled the “sober generation,” Generation Z is now showing a notable rise in alcohol consumption, according to new global...
Starbucks Adds Fresh Twist to Frappuccino with Cold Foam Strato Line
Starbucks has launched a new twist on its classic Frappuccino with the introduction of the Strato line. This new range features layered cold...
Teen Health at Risk as Sex Ed Debates Continue in U.S. Schools
Public debates over sex education in schools have intensified across the United States, with many parents calling for lessons to be limited or...
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